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Me. Personified. I have said this umpteen times this week. About people, not me.
Where's a hurricane when you need one...
Hey, at least you have something to look forward to!
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Fuck me I used to have such thing for Liam when their second album came out,
Not saying I was a twat for adoring their first two albums because they're brilliant. But he's such a fucking knob.
New York City to run out of medical supplies within three weeks, mayor warns
@sparkuri spot this man a mask or 3 million
@sparkuri spot this man a mask or 3 million
Funny in a black humour sense now that LA is on lockdown how the celebrities age 20 years looks wise without a botox salon.
The future looks saggy
State? What's fucked is it borders BC which has the largest amount of cases in canada
A mask won't help him now....New York City to run out of medical supplies within three weeks, mayor warns
...but for 4 million, it's worth a shot.
Yea.
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/PeterAttiaMD/status/1240293938684018688
We have lots of ICU beds but that's because we have lots of old people that spend money on end of life treatments.
50% of the deaths in any of the partial or No intervention models are due to overruns on the system. The other 50% are the virus.
What are the ramifications of double ventilating?
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/alandrummond2/status/1240008793167192066
One challenge on using a single vent with multiple tubing is that you need the same tidal volume and pressure across the system.
So I don't see a way I could double ventilate a large man in a small woman next to each other. And if I had too many patients and such a large tubing setup I think that I might poorly optimize their pulmonary treatment.
Interestingly I am seeing doctors online sharing out 3D printing models for both the valves to do multiple tubing as well as valves to do flow restriction to allow separate pressures between two patients. that still doesn't fix the tidal volume issue, which is essentially the amount of air I give each breath with the ventilator, but it does solve trying to optimize different respiratory supports with the same ventilator.
I hate that it's under these conditions but I am excited at the ingenuity here of using 3D printed parts and sharing them amongst the community. Now where's my tech company to aggregate this for easy sharing and community between doctors? This kind of inefficiency is why medicine is slow to advance in this day and age